The family of Aselsan Antidot systems has been specifically designed for use on tactical platforms such as the TB2 and higher-flying and faster medium-altitude platforms, such as the Akinci.
Credit: Tony Osborne/Aviation Week Network
ISTANBUL—Turkish industry is investing in the development of self-protection systems destined for use on the country’s growing fleet of uncrewed aircraft systems (UAS). As Turkey’s armed forces grow in experience and confidence with UAS operations—with platforms such as the Bayraktar TB2 and Akinci...
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